New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

REFUs No TO STRIKE WHEN ORDERED
THE TROUBLE MAY BE SETTLED BY THE MEN
GRnMI ING sIGNs OF WEAKNESS.

THE TROUBLE MAY BE SETTLED BY THE MEN
GROWING SIGNS az WEAKNESS.
The management OF the priuters' strike has run In
about the channel as the big strike or ohgshore
last winter did ana tho prospects are now in favor
OF defeat through the kind OF generalshlp Inc
employers greatly pleased at the way matters have
been conducted by the Everett Glackin Ordered
strike yesterday that not yed. aud 1t looked as
though there would be general deser0n from the ranks
OF the union by who farsghted enough to see
the strike Is pointing toward complete failure The
strike that he ordered In the printing office OF John
C. Rankin. r at No "a Courtlandst. Mr. Rankin, with
the various employers put up last Friday the following
card:
This is not a card office.
Mr.. Rankins men did not Object until yesterday. In
the morning Mr. Gsckin called the Office and saw the
card and ordered the strike The chapel held a
meeting and a committee was sent 10 Pythagoras HAL
to what could he done prevent the strike. Before
they went Mr. Rankin asked to attend the meeting
lie did and told his employees that he would not devias
from the stand that he took with the other employers
last Fridsy There was already card hanging in the
Office aying that 1t union Office and he would not
take II down. The committee returned from Pythagoras
Hail ana Mr.. Rankins men con inued to work.
Mr. Rankin said to reporter last even ing that he had
no intention OF turning in the least from tho stand that
he hal with the other printers n my men wish
10 fsht that account all right, but shall certainly
not Impose apon them more than they do upon Inc.
tore up the new card that he TypOthe@
sent, but I told them that
the wall wonld not come down. | don't know whether
my will strike or not"
At Pytha Han members of thu committee admit
ted that number OF printers we're being employed
one frm. he Il. turned over seve tyiv appi-
capts during iav. There strike Yesterday at
AT the eice OF jenkins Mcowan. Grand and Cehtre
SIS The drn hal been doing work for lheoiore L. DE
Winnie * Co, and thirteen eight feeders and hve
~ Advertisements for EIen to re-
place the strikers will he inserted IN all he papers To-
day. The lypohcfT met yesterday and derdcd to re-
duro their ADVERT mt from 1000 tO 800 men. AT
Iythagoras Hall the following notice was posted:
a OF the Pr ntin. Trades sections OF the Cen
trail alur uion. night II ila tlis
unosed % SIXTEEN Organizations identified with he
bookskng Industries recognize that me ptn
ayved n the pendng tOuiroyersy OF o. TINE cara
absolutely ntis to effective sefTeence on mo
lily TINS section pledges
supp It's constituents . No. D. and thtt
a consisting OF Delegates Isaac WoOt AIRED
John j. Burke. to 10 authorized TO repteSont
10y oic ally assisting our brothers to Obtain thtr
objects"
This section represents 1900 mon employed in vari-
capacities IN the printing trade. j. j. Little x g"
yesterday notice 10 their customers asking lorDear
promising Till all their orders rs quickly as
possible regards the demand OF tho union the clrcu
lar
cannot viel TO such wicked demand We have moth
ira les unisns properly conducted Tor the
MEMBER the regultuOn prices
its members (ind which usnAy govern az
q Isticay decline
right 10 order US 70 turn fallhiu
workinen into the street " stAryo.